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Those codes mean the fuel to air ratio is to lean, not enough fuel. This is caused by quite a few things, most common is a intake manifold vacuum leak or other source (like hoses and the brake booster) A problem with the MAF (mass air flow) sensor can cause this as well if it is reading the incoming air volume wrong.

Sounds like you have a dead battery. Try recharging the battery or get someone with jumper cables to give you a jump. If your battery dies again after driving for at least an hour you likely need a new battery. If the battery in the car is the original, it's time to replace it anyway.

i understoodd that an air bag error code must be reset by a OBDII reader, not on it's own.

so this may only be a light that is failing when it goes out (i.e. means you may strill not have air-bag operation just because the lights out.
you need to have the codes read to know if there is a general fault with the air bag system or it is a specific bag.

There must be a problem with the air bag system for the light to be on, if the system was o.k. the light would be off and have a stored code. You cannot reset this light with a generic obd2 scanner. You need to access the air bag system and read what codes it has stored. Good Luck.